The ruling on the zakah of grain when it is sold and the price is divided
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Question:
A questioner says: I put my grain into the storage silos, and I am owed by the Agricultural Bank an amount ten thousand riyals less than the total. I paid the zakah on the grain. After two years, the amount was disbursed, but I did not receive it; instead, it was transferred to the Agricultural Bank, and I received the remaining ten thousand riyals. What is the ruling on the zakah for this? I ask for clarification, as many farmers have similar situations.
Answer:
Zakah is obligatory on grains, but if you sell them and receive the price, you pay the zakah from the value. You pay half of one-tenth of the value. If you paid part of the zakah and then received the full amount, you pay zakah on the remainder. You pay a quarter of one-tenth of it, or half of one-tenth of it, from the amount you received, in addition to the zakah you paid initially, so that the zakah is paid in full. Yes.
A questioner says: I put my grain into the storage silos, and I am owed by the Agricultural Bank an amount ten thousand riyals less than the total. I paid the zakah on the grain. After two years, the amount was disbursed, but I did not receive it; instead, it was transferred to the Agricultural Bank, and I received the remaining ten thousand riyals. What is the ruling on the zakah for this? I ask for clarification, as many farmers have similar situations.
Answer:
Zakah is obligatory on grains, but if you sell them and receive the price, you pay the zakah from the value. You pay half of one-tenth of the value. If you paid part of the zakah and then received the full amount, you pay zakah on the remainder. You pay a quarter of one-tenth of it, or half of one-tenth of it, from the amount you received, in addition to the zakah you paid initially, so that the zakah is paid in full. Yes.
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